temperatures 40s and 50s. if you are stuck in that fog a couple comments i heard yesterday from the ladies was its freezing. 74 san jose today. 54 to start off. they are already cloudy. temperatures very close to what we had. they will be hot up in the mountain. 49 sacramento. 40s for monterey. there is cold readings in northern california. there is all sorts of lows all over the place. unfortunately they will not do much for us. a lot of fog, sun, cool, cold, mild. warm, warmer. it will still be warm to hot inland. we do get some 80s. livermore is just going nuts lately. 59-85. here is sal. >> all right. steve, good morning to you. we are doing very well. however, we are watching some of the troubled commutes that we had yesterday. we will keep a close eye on many of them. let's take a look at the bay bridge. this is one. had a couple of bad days if it starts getting busy we will let

you know immediately. if you are driving on interstate 880 the traffic is is moving well but the fog is an issue. its very foggy in oakland. a lot of times the fog is confined to the coastal cities but this time its near the bay as well. also we are looking at the commute. a little road work here. livermore and altamont pass on 580 westbound as you drive through. i want to give you a heads up you might see slow traffic surrounding some of the closures. at 4:31 let's go back to the desk. >> happening today bart service between lafayette and pleasant hill will be stopped for three hours this afternoon. ktvu brian flores is joining us now to tell us what federal investigators will be doing during that track shut down. >> reporter: its all part of that ntsb investigation in regards to the deadly bart accident that happened over the weekend. they will be spending that time recreating what happened. trying to figure out how the two workers were not able to get out of the way of the on

coming bart train. behind me you can see a reminder of how dangerous it is to work on the bart tracks. according to bart, service between the lafayette station and pleasant hill will be halted for three hours as investigators use that time to recreate exactly what happened. now this will effect riders from noon until 3:30 this afternoon. remember those charter buses, well, they will be used again as a bus bridge from lafayette to pleasant hill by busing passengers in both directions every 15 minutes. terms of the reenactment investigators will go through every single detail. including one person who will act as a lookout. >> the designation of the lookout is determined during the job briefing and a plan is also discussed on how and where to move into the clear of any on coming trains or other equipment operating on either track. >> reporter: and again the ntsb will be recreating this scene. they want to see if all safety

rules were followed. again no service as we take you back out here live from lafayette to pleasant hill. that starts from noon until 3:30. instead you will be bussed from each location and they will have buses running every 15 minutes. we'll have more on how this will effect your afternoon commute coming up on the morning show this morning. live in walnut creek brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. >> as we said bart trains are rolling again this morning but the tentative agreement that ended the strike is far from a done deal. the contract has to be ratified by bart board of directors. union leaders are going over that fine print. >> the sooner we can get everything signed off, the sooner we can get it to our members for review. >> bart workers can vote as early as tomorrow. they must approve that contract by a simple majority. barts board of directors will need five of the nine board members to approve it. ktvu learned the two bart strikes have had a major

financial impact on other tran sit agencies. but what we discovered may surprise you. that story coming up at 4:48. a judge will consider governor jerry brown's request for a 60 day cooling off period between ac transits and its unions. a worker strike would seriously disrupt public transportation and harm public safety. if the judge agrees, unions will not be able to strike. it wants to introduce day passes that would cost $5 for adults and $2.50 for youths. discounts would apply if the passes are used with clipper cards. sheriffs deputies shot a suspect they thought was armed only to find out the rifle was a replica. there is a report that the

person shot was a 13-year-old boy. >> reporter: the young person that was shot was a 13-year-old that lived in the neighborhood. so far the sheriffs deputies are not confirming that account. they say there was a 13-year- old who was shot with a replica assault weapon. investigators sent out a photo of that weapon last night. a realistic looking assault rifle that the person was carrying. that person refused to drop it after repeated orders to put it down and the two officers that were here opened fire. it happened around 3:00 yesterday afternoon. the officers were on routine patrol in the area and saw the person with what appeared to be a rifle. the officers called for backup and within minutes the person with that gun was dead. sheriffs office says immediately after the shooting the person collapsed on to the rifle and officers found a handgun as well. there are several parallel

investigations running looking into this shooting. the petaluma police and the district attorneys office are all look into the shooting. the two officers involved are on standard paided a mt.ive leave. we are waiting for more information on the shooting. including looking into accounts again that the young person involved in this was a 13-year- old who lived in this neighborhood. we are going to go exploring through the neighborhood. we are again hearing that he may have lived. for now we are live. are san bruno was the site of another deadly police shooting. ryan was killed just after 2:00 yesterday morning. police say he was driving a stolen car on is popular avenue. the officer was not hurt. happening today a san francisco city gardener charged with hitting and killing a

woman last month will appear before a judge. he is scheduled to make his first court appearance. christie was sunbathing on the grass with her dog and 11-month- old daughter. police say he hit her with his work vehicle and did not stop or render aid. his attorney argues his actions were not criminal. >> he tried to avoid hitting the dog that is why he went to the right off the path and down the grass. >> parks need to be a safe place. and this is one of the cases where none of this needed to happen. >> burnoski is behind bars on $350,000 bail. he faces felony vehicle manslaughter and hit and run charges. cal osha is taking another look at a deadly accident.

63-year-old elevator mechanic white was hit and killed by an elevator counter weight back in july. inspectors originally cleared the elevator company of any violations however new questions are being raised which has prompted the agency to examine the ed. the agency would not go into specifics. cal osha is continuing their investigation into another work related death at the stadium last week. edward lee was killed when a 30- foot long bundle of rebar fell on top of him. today investigators in san rafael plan to question a couple about a fire at a luxury home. that home is on sea view drive. it caught fire yesterday. the same day that couple was evicted. the husband and wife were not home. they found them at a resort outside of marin 14 hours later. the tenants had recently lost the court battle with the homeowners over their $10,000 a

month lease. tenants are suing their landlord over a bedbug infestation. people who live at the rose mont apartments say the bugs are rampant and bite them all the time and accuse their landlord of not doing thinking to help. they have teamed up with a tenants right group that says bedbugs have infested several concord complexes. tim lincecum is staying with the team. the former cy young award winner has agreed to a two year $35 million contract. the amount of money surprised some baseball analysts. but the giants say the 29-year- old lincecum and his no hitter in july still has a lot left to give. happening now the 49ers are practicing in england ahead of this sunday's game at london's stadium but our ktvu crew who is traveling with the team found american football is

still foreign to many bits. >> i don't have any idea. >> i belief there is american football game taking place there. >> the 49ers are playing the jacksonville jaguars. the league is hoping to build its european fan base. the 49ers are staying and practicing at a resort about 25 miles north of london. they will head to a hotel before the game. joe fonzi is there keeping us up to date. in just a few hours prince george will be chrisened and people in london are already lining the streets there. that is scheduled for 7:00 a.m. our time. people began camping out yesterday hoping to catch a glimpse of the royal family. >> i want to be here for prince

george specialty. >> so far no word on who the god parents will be. today's chrisening will also mark the first time in 100 years that four generations of royals are photographed together. that photo of the queen, prince charles, prince william, and prince george will be released later today. if san francisco city college does shut down, what is next for the tens of thousands of students? and new information about their options around the bay area. plus searching for a little history. where you can find out more about where a home has been before you buy and whether or not it has a haunted history. good morning. right now traffic is doing very well in some areas. however, the fog may have something to say about how you get to work. we will tell you where it's the foggiest. nothing is scary about the weather unless you are stuck in

that fog. any changes or are we stuck? we'll have the forecast coming up. if

president obama has brought in a fix it man for the troubled healthcare.gov website. jeffrey is a tomorrower ceo and management consultant who will oversee the repair of the website. seeon has been in this role before. he was brought in to fix issues with the federal for cash for clunkers website. many people are blaming health and human services secretary for the problem. some republican lawmakers are calling for her resignation. >> i think my job is to get this fully implemented and to get the website working right. and that is really what i'm focused on. i work at the pleasure of the president.

>> there are now calls from republican and democratic lawmakers to push back the march 31st deadline for people to sign up for health insurance because of the website glitches. the recent government shut down has forced the postponement of an investigative hearing into the deadly asiana plane crash. the hearing has been scheduled for november but it has been rescheduled for december. asiana flight crashed at the san francisco international airport back on july 6th. two passengers died in the crash and a third victim was killed after she was run over by a fire truck. the internal revenue service is delaying the date it will begin processing tax returns because of the 16 day government shut down. originally the irs was scheduled to be working on 2013 tax filings on january 21st but now the agency says it will not be ready until january 28th at the earliest and february 4th at the latest. the delay means taxpayers entitled to refunds will have to wait longer to receive them. the blue angels will return

to san francisco next year after missing this month's fleet week because of the federal budget cuts. the navy says the jets will perform at fleet week on october 11th and 12th of 2014. the blue angels are the center piece of the fleet week event. local businesses say they took a hit this year when people stayed home because of the blue angels cancellation. and you might think that other bay area transit agencies made a lot of money because of the bart strikes. but the opposite is true. ktvu checked with the two transit agencies. the ac transit and muni. the two strikes cost muni nearly $1 million despite a spike in ridership. >> this is a big financial hit for us. we don't benefit. we are not doing much parking enforcement. we are not doing fair

enforcement because we have all hands on deck directed to keep the traffic moving. >> it was the same story for ac transit which operated additional buses to san francisco and around the east bay. ac transit lost hundreds of thousands of dollars because the additional fairs did not cover the addition gnat costs of running more buses on overtime. a new website helps home buyers find out more than the law requires about a homes history before they enter into a deal. they were surprised to find out someone had died in a home he owned but no one told him before he bought the property. so he started the website died www.diedinamhouse.com. property values can drop if a death happened in a home. >> you are not asking did someone die in this house? that doesn't happen until you are in the house and here a creek in the night. >> california is one of just three states that require home

sellers to disclose any deaths that happened on the property. but owners only have to report deaths that happened in the last three years. the 2013 michelin guide is being released today and bay area restaurants have set a new record thanks to the addition of seven restaurants with two or more stars. now all six of last years honorees are back on the list. expect to see a lot of white cars on the roads in coming years. the leading suppliers of automotive paint says most of the cars were white. apple may responsible for that change because they have made white am high-tech color.

silver has not been the favorite color for cars and tied with black for that position. time is 4:49. we've mentioned this is the first full day where bart service should be back to normal for the morning commute. sal castaneda watching the roads and seeing if its helping. sal. >> hello claudine. i'm glad you are here. >> thanks. i'm glad to be here. >> traffic on the bart system is doing well. they are starting off the morning. you can see highway 24 is looking good. it had been so bad the last few days i think people need to be reassured that things are doing well. its early but we will be watching for you. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. and it just looks different today. yesterday at about this time we were already getting some slow traffic here. so at least we are getting a little bit of an improvement. and i do want to mention the road work that is still going

on in the livermore valley. also on 680 through san ramon. watch for it. its not causing a big delay. there is no reason to think that they won't. 4:50 let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. a very good morning. we have clear skies for some. thick fog for others. dense fog advisory out. if you are in that fog it could be cold or freezing. especially parts of half-moon bay. oakland downtown was only 51 at noon. thick fog advisory. dense fog advisory for the north valley. there is fog here and there. it might hold on to 11:00. by 10:00 and 11:00 it starts to spin out. it was there for noon for some. san francisco we will go 63. 49 another cold morning. a lot of low clouds if there is not thick fog there is a little over cast. a couple lows rotating. this one will come right there and tease us and go down to southern california. there is a little bit of a high

cloud deck. they just don't have any moisture with it. there is another one around vancouver. 40s on the temps or very, very low 50s. it looks like nothing will happen. a very strong cold system will dig in toward eastern nevada. probably by early next week. that will give us a little cool down but its a dry forecast. watch how this low comes in and doesn't do anything. there is a hint it might bring us rain but not happening. it looks like we will get through october without any rain and that will be the first since 1980. fog, sun, mild. cool, cold coast. livermore has been really warm. 85 today. but 64 alameda. 67 berkeley. it was cold and foggy there until about 10:00 in the morning. san jose 74. 72 fremont. 68 santa cruz. they are one of the warmer on

the coast. 50s and 60s and low 70s on the peninsula. we will go 73 in redwood city. not much has changed. if anything that little low coming in might chew up the fog. claudine. >> thanks. 4:52. 911 calls now released in the deadly school shooting in nevada and now police are saying that the parents of the student might face charges. a mysterious outbreak sickens thousands of dogs. the investigation under way and the warning being issued to pet owners. ñ

we are now hearing the 911 tapes from the middle school shooting in sparks, nevada. >> the teacher is down? >> yes. >> okay. >> police say a 12-year-old student opened fire just after the morning bell on monday. two students were hurt and a teacher was killed. police say the teacher put himself in front of the shooter allowing other students to run to safety. the unidentified shooter brought that gun from home and says it is possible that his parents will face charges. the shooter died after turning the gun on himself. they are large heavy pieces of equipment weighing thousands of pounds but it did not stop leave thieves from taking two caterpillar excavators. someone swiped them from a construction site on monday

night. workers for the construction company believes the thieves used a truck with dual back wheels and a tilt up trailer. >> to get it on to a truck in the middle of this, you have to stop traffic. so it wouldn't be something they could do very easily. >> they came in and loaded both of them on the trailer and took off with them. they know what they are doing. >> the excavators were being used for a water line upgrade at the mobile home park. they cost more than $100,000 each and the reward is being offered. anyone with information is asked to call the chp. federal officials are investigating a mysterious outbreak of illnesses tied to jerky treats. they issued a consumer alert saying people should be aware of issues with those treats. the fda has received reports of 3600 dogs and cats kitting

sick. after those cases 580 pets have died. >> some of the first signs that you might see might be drinking more water or urinating more frequently. as that begins to advance, you might see weight loss, changes in appetite. >> the fda did not identify any brands but says those under scrutiny are made in china and tests have not revealed the source for the illnesses. in the meantime they are encouraging owners to report any cases of pets becoming sick. turn it into police or face charges. restricting laws for certain gun owners. and celebrating the golden state warriors the big party planned for later this morning. good morning. right now traffic is getting busier in some of the key areas but you will see a nice surprise when you head out to the roads. there is a lot of thick fog out there. stop me if you heard this before but inland temps if you don't have fog it will be warm. how warm?

we'll have those forecasted highs coming up.

we are here in santa rosa with the very latest details on an officer involved shooting. and a horrific crash into the bay area that killed five

people including a pregnant woman and a child. what one driver may have been doing behind the wheel that could be to blame. and we are live in walnut creek the ntsb will continue its investigation into a deadly bart accident. we'll tell you how this will effect your afternoon commute. plus leaving san francisco city college for a new campus. some occupations the students -- some options the students have if the school shuts down. good morning. this is a live look at the tracks between pleasant hill and lafayette. the bart trains are running this morning. you see them right there. some will be shut down for a few hours later today. we will tell you why. good morning. welcome to a brand new day. it is wednesday, it is october 23rd i'm dave clark. >> and i'm claudine wong in for pam cook this morning. we want to check your weather